Colleges in Bangalore

GIBS keeps the syllabus super up-to-date and practical. They don't stick to old-school theory — they keep changing things based on what's happening in the business world right now.

They call industry speakers, do guest talks, workshops, IRE sessions, live projects… so we end up learning things companies actually look for. Whenever new trends come in (like analytics, digital tools, finance trends, marketing updates), they update the curriculum accordingly.

Basically, GIBS makes sure what we study is actually useful outside the classroom — and that's why the learning feels fresh and relevant.

For PGDM in Finance at GIBS, the mark requirement is actually very simple.

You just need to have 50% marks in your bachelor's degree — that's the basic eligibility for the PGDM program.

GIBS doesn't ask for any very high cutoff. What they see more is:

• your academics,

• your entrance score,

• your SOP,

• your GD/PI performance, and

• your interest in finance.

So as long as you have 50% and a genuine interest in finance, you're good to apply. GIBS is quite supportive and gives students a fair chance.

GIBS accepts pretty much all the common entrance exams.
For PGDM, you can apply through exams like CAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT, ATMA, GMAT, or even the GIBS own entrance process if you don't have a major score.

For BBA, it's even simpler — admission is mostly based on 12th marks, and sometimes they take a basic entrance or interview, but no big exam pressure.

Overall, GIBS keeps it easy and flexible, so students don't feel stressed about one specific exam.